On 10/1/17 I had the privilege of sitting down and chatting with our very own Mayor Kira Rey Shaker-Darkstar. We started out our conversation with discussing the plans for the new lake construction. The Mayor informed me that a new pavilion has been put in place and the construction should be over soon. The Mayor wants the lake to be open as quickly as possible so that all can resume fishing and boating in our fresh waters. The Mayor also said she would like more events to take place in the new pavilion with dances for all the special couples.
Did you know that a rumor is escalating of a creature that resides in our very own lake? Thats right folks, Mayor confirmed the rumors and says she believes the creature to be harmless and forbids anyone that attempts to capture it. The Mayor tells me that the creature stems from a legend on the main land. The monster that is called the Ogopogo is a serpent like creature and lives in a lake. It is something like a Lochness Monster. Rumor has it that is cousin resides in our lake and has been named Ogolulu. Photo's of this monster would be welcome as long as it does not harm the creature.
I also asked the Mayor if there would be a fishing derby in the future of the Lake, Sky View County has a lot of fisher men and women. So keep your eyes out for any new fishing contests in the near future. I was also informed that the Mayor is seeking to fill an events coordinator so if you or someone you know is interested then please contact the Mayor's office.
We moved on to community improvements, Paved roads will not be coming to Sky View because Mayor is very environmentally conscious and is aware of keeping our footprint to the minimum. Our dirt roads in Sky View is what separates us from those wild and crazy city folks anyway. She also stated that additional commercial buildings could be in our future. Perhaps a McDonald's or a Pizza place could be closer than a ferry boat ride! Please make sure you show the Mayor your support and feel free to drop her an email with any questions or community concerns.
10.1.17
M. Anatine
